Is this product safe for succulents?
36529
I think this systemic pesticide will not harm your succulents and would be an effective pesticide. Just be aware that the plant absorbs the pesticide and then bugs will be killed when they suck on the plant's fluids. This also means that the plant will be poisonous to you as well, so if you are going to spray aloe plants, don't use them for burns while the toxin is effective. Here's some more information: http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/gardens-gardening/your-garden/help-for-the-home-gardener/advice-tips-resources/pests-and-problems/insects/mealybugs/insect-pests-of-cacti-and-succulents.aspx I think this systemic pesticide will not harm your succulents and would be an effective pesticide. Just be aware that the plant absorbs the pesticide and then bugs will be killed when they suck on the plant's fluids. This also means that the plant will be poisonous to you as well, so if you are going to spray aloe plants, don't use them for burns while the toxin is effective. Here's some more information:... » Read More I think this systemic pesticide will not harm your succulents and would be an effective pesticide. Just be aware that the plant absorbs the pesticide and then bugs will be killed when they suck on the plant's fluids. This also means that the plant will be poisonous to you as well, so if you are going to spray aloe plants, don't use them for burns while the toxin is effective. Here's some more information: http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/gardens-gardening/your-garden/help-for-the-home-gardener/advice-tips-resources/pests-and-problems/insects/mealybugs/insect-pests-of-cacti-and-succulents.aspx « Show Less
36530
I do believe so, I have porticula which is an annual succulent and it does just fine, hope this helps
815730
Hello Richard, I used the product straight from the container on the roots of English Ivy. It killed some of the roots but not all of them. The area I used it on had not other vegetation so it could not cause harm to other plants. I didn't need to add any water to it. AE
296428
Absolutely. It's rated as food safe. After having used it for two years, I'm fairly confident that it's safe for my garden.
892658
I believe it's probably too strong for indoor & potted plants. I also grow a variety of citrus plants in pots & I have found that Lutz Super Citrus Tablets are WONDERFUL for potted citrus. You can find these on www.lutzcorp.com. I hope this helps. :)
2094970
There shouldn't be a problem , this product doesn't seem to include side effects since claims to be natural. Says to be made w whole natural plant ingredients
941518
Yes ! :) its a great product it helps your plants have that extra Growth help. Just make sure to use a small about every time or amount recommanded this way you allow your plants to adapt to it. Hope this helps :)
1957471
I don't know why it's not 100%, but I've used it for years for my pitcher plants and flytraps. I highly recommend it for these plants.
1049594
If it is water succulent then I am not sure. But if it is potted succulent, it should work.
1635380
The ingredients are listed as: clarified Hydrophobic 0.9%, and other ingredients 99.1%, so that isn't much information. But, since it does say "for Organic gardening", I would assume it's safe................hope this helps..................happy gardening On the back of my container, it says; call 1-800-257-3379, if you have any questions/comments.
1560134
I use it for a succulent mix and they are doing wonderfully!! I'm sure it would be great for Christmas cactus too.
1778003
Unknown. My experience only involves house plants. Sorry I couldn't assist.
1126874
I have used it on fragile plants with great results but I would read the label first. If you don't have any of the solution please let me know and I be happy to check the label for you.
1872403
This product is a mix of formalin and malachite green - these are both toxic. It is not safe for freshwater or saltwater plants or inverts. It will also kill your biological filtration and is damaging to refugium contents. This medicine should be used in a hospital tank and should not be overdosed.
2205475
I don't believe lastiseal will harm your plants in any way. I would use it.
2095519
Frankie, there is nothing on the label or on the manufacturer website to indicate if this product is or is not safe with plants. However, on the manufacturer's website they have an FAQ section for this product and it states: "Q: Is it safe to use ParaGuard in Planted aquarium? Can my plants survive ? A: We do not sell or market ParaGuard as invert/plant safe because it would be impossible to test it with every available invert/plant under every potential water parameter. It has been my personal experience that it is generally safe to use in planted aquaria and would not hesitate to do so."
1272614
Although I don't have a specific answer to your question, I know that it is a very gentle and natural product, do I would think it would be safe on most any surface.
1612109
the instructions do not list vegetables so I would not use it on them. I purchased it for use on orchids. There are safer fungicides like copper (which is safe on tons of veg) and even baking soda diluted in water.